Sentence examples for wireless carrier network from inspiring English sources

While it is easy to focus on the hardware side of things, it's also important to consider the infrastructure that makes the post-PC world possible, and the backbone of that is the wireless carrier network.

There are Android and iOS apps today that will monitor texts sent by a phone using a wireless carrier network (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, etc).

This API provides open access into Hook Mobile's MAX 2.0 platform that provides Multimedia Messaging (MMS) delivery into wireless carrier networks.

That threat may drive one or more of the top-tier MPVD's into an alliance with Apple that marries their programming relationships and existing broadcast product with an Apple-controlled user experience, much like Apple established with voice products on top of the wireless carrier networks.

R.I.M. has said that more advanced, and costly, models for use on wireless carriers' networks will be available from Sprint this summer.

Even after the carriers realized that consumers wanted content from shows like Dora the Explorer and SpongeBob SquarePants on their phones, making the content easily accessible over the wireless-carriers' networks wasn't an easy task.

"Literally, every part of a wireless carrier's network is affected by porting".

Both factions are confident that people will increasingly want to watch video on the go, whether live over the airwaves or on demand over a wireless carrier's network.

They pay wholesale rates to use a wireless carrier's network to sell their own branded phones and services.

The company will either levy a monthly fee of about $5 or charge by usage, measured in megabytes of data or numbers of photos, to cover the cost of the bandwidth it is renting on a wireless carrier's network.

Like most of the phones on our list, Vertu's devices are fairly standard, "unlocked" handsets compatible with any wireless carrier whose networks use a calling technology called GSM in the U.S., that's AT&T, formerly Cingular Wireless, and T-Mobile, a division of Deutsche Telekom.